The Budget Consultation for 2023/24 ended on Tuesday (But please check at www.shorturl.at/lqOV7) and we thought you might like to read our submission, from Cllr Carole Da Costa and Cllr Wisdom Da Costa, WWRA Councillors Clewer & Dedworth for you, … Continue reading 2023/24 BUDGET CONSULTATION – WWRA COUNCILLORS SUBMISSION
Local Authority Planning Departments will play a vital role in the race to get to Net Zero in time, and in protecting residents and businesses from every increasing extremes of weather, and also in reversing the extinction of UK species. … Continue reading Calls to raise RBWM’s ambition on Environment, Climate, and Resilience
Where is RBWM on achievement on Environment & Climate Change? What can you do to improve this? Where can you validly make your comments? What sort of things could you say? INTRODUCTION RBWM is a long way behind the curve … Continue reading RBWM BUDGET 2023/24, RESPONDING TO ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE CHANGE
RBWM is asking for your comments on the 2023/24 Budget and, with a £3.97m windfall grant from government, your suggestions could actually result in changes to spending and services provided in the next 2 years, and possibly into the future. … Continue reading BUDGET 2023/24 THE BIG PICTURE
Councils receive their money to pay for services and capital costs from a range of government-based sources including; • Social Care Grant • Services Grant • Lower Tier Services Grant • New Homes Bonus • Education Services Unlike our PropertyCo, … Continue reading WHY DOES RBWM HAVE AN EXTRA £3.97M TO SPEND ON ITS OPERATIONS FOR 2023/24?
Christmas has come early this year and residents have the opportunity to influence how RBWM spends an extra £4m windfall in 2023/34, and £3m in 2024/25. And we are going to help you claim some of that over the next … Continue reading WANT TO INFLUENCE HOW RBWM’S £4M WINDFALL IS SPENT IN 2023/34? WE SHOW YOU HOW AND WHY?
RBWM’s cabal proudly launched three new titanic projects on Thursday 29 April 2021. But these projects are destined to fail residents as they seem to deliberately ignore the perils ahead. Residents need to take action. Continue reading RBWM announce three Titanic Projects
In order to improve security, the Thames Valley Police and the Metropolitan Police Service are applying to restrict use of the airspace over Windsor up to 2,500ft within a 1.5 nautical mile radius around Windsor Castle. Continue reading Plans to RESTRICT the use of airspace over Windsor
Pupils from Trevelyan Middle School and Oldfield Primary School, led by 16-year-old Phoebe Ibison star in a video on Recycling in RBWM. Watch the video. It’s great. Continue reading Recycling in RBWM – A Great Youth Video
The Council is proposing the introduction of a Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) in West Windsor which would see vehicles banned from residential roads in Windsor and, forced into a longer routes and onto Ruddlesway. Please have your say. Continue reading Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) Traffic Restrictions Proposed for Windsor
Flooding is a risk for areas near the River Thames is set to worsen due to the effects of Climate Change. But what should you do and how can you plan ahead? Continue reading Be Prepared: How to plan ahead for a flood
Obituary for veteran WWRA Councillor John Fido who died on 17th December 2020. Continue reading Veteran WWRA Councillor John Fido dies